Lily Pond Cabin, an artistic potters cabin.
Entire cabin in Quaama, Australia
- 2 guests
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bed
- 1 bath
Hosted by Emily
- Superhost
- 6 years hosting
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Beautiful area
Guests love this home’s scenic location.
The Lily Pond Cabin is one of a pair of bespoke cabins on our farm. Artistic and comfortable , full of art and personal touches, including my handmade pottery. There is unlimited NBN, so you can stay connected, in the peace of nature
Next door is the shared Sunny kitchen, with a BBQ, a handmade dining table and wonderful views to the sacred Mumbulla Mountain. The water you can hear flowing into the lily pond is home to frogs who will serenade your quiet walks out into the starry night..
The space
Koinonia is an 86 acre cattle farm where I have a pottery studio and gallery and Steve has a small workshop.
Just up the road is the quaint village of Quaama with a shop, hall and tennis courts.
A few minutes the other way is the village of Cobargo with its galleries, shops and an excellent pub with lots of live music and good food.
Bega and Bermagui are less than half an hour away.
This is a very inclusive community where people from all walks of life will feel safe and welcomed.
The Lily pond cabin is in a private section of Koinonia, in a hidden gully on our soft green farm, a place to relax and get away from it all.
All the delights of the far south coast are just a short drive away.
The cabin is decorated with pottery and art made on the property and visits to the pottery studio can be organised .
Reverse cycle air conditioning and double glazed windows will keep you comfortable, whatever the weather.
Guests can also walk around the farm to take in the beautiful views.
The usual beverages, milk, jam, bread butter are supplied.
There is good mobile reception even Vodafone.
Guest access
The cabin is accessed by a private road and you will have your own space which has been fenced off for wildlife.
When you arrive the cabin will be waiting, no need to see us.
Other things to note
If you book for a week there is a 10% discount.
Food options:
Your cabin has a coffee plunger and teapot along with coffee, tea, sugar and milk. There will be bread in the freezer, butter and spreads.
There will also be some cooking basics in the cupboard and fresh herbs growing in the garden near the cabin.
There is a microwave, induction cook top, frying pan and saucepan for you to use in your cabin as well as a shared kitchen and dining space with BBQ, wok burner and sink in the charming Sunny Kitchen.
Quaama store sells a good selection of food including pies and sandwiches and is only two minutes away. They also have everything you need to make up a nice picnic of local produce and are open from 8-6 weekdays, 8-2 sat and 9-12 Sundays.
Cobargo has a selection of cafes and the pub, all of which have good food and coffee available.
If you want to go a bit further, Bermagui has the best fish and chips on the coast (at the Marina) along with many restaurants and cafes . They also have supermarkets, as do Narooma and Bega.
There are chargers for EVs in Cobargo, Narooma and Bega. Our power supply is not rated for EV charging.
Registration details
Exempt
Next door is the shared Sunny kitchen, with a BBQ, a handmade dining table and wonderful views to the sacred Mumbulla Mountain. The water you can hear flowing into the lily pond is home to frogs who will serenade your quiet walks out into the starry night..
The space
Koinonia is an 86 acre cattle farm where I have a pottery studio and gallery and Steve has a small workshop.
Just up the road is the quaint village of Quaama with a shop, hall and tennis courts.
A few minutes the other way is the village of Cobargo with its galleries, shops and an excellent pub with lots of live music and good food.
Bega and Bermagui are less than half an hour away.
This is a very inclusive community where people from all walks of life will feel safe and welcomed.
The Lily pond cabin is in a private section of Koinonia, in a hidden gully on our soft green farm, a place to relax and get away from it all.
All the delights of the far south coast are just a short drive away.
The cabin is decorated with pottery and art made on the property and visits to the pottery studio can be organised .
Reverse cycle air conditioning and double glazed windows will keep you comfortable, whatever the weather.
Guests can also walk around the farm to take in the beautiful views.
The usual beverages, milk, jam, bread butter are supplied.
There is good mobile reception even Vodafone.
Guest access
The cabin is accessed by a private road and you will have your own space which has been fenced off for wildlife.
When you arrive the cabin will be waiting, no need to see us.
Other things to note
If you book for a week there is a 10% discount.
Food options:
Your cabin has a coffee plunger and teapot along with coffee, tea, sugar and milk. There will be bread in the freezer, butter and spreads.
There will also be some cooking basics in the cupboard and fresh herbs growing in the garden near the cabin.
There is a microwave, induction cook top, frying pan and saucepan for you to use in your cabin as well as a shared kitchen and dining space with BBQ, wok burner and sink in the charming Sunny Kitchen.
Quaama store sells a good selection of food including pies and sandwiches and is only two minutes away. They also have everything you need to make up a nice picnic of local produce and are open from 8-6 weekdays, 8-2 sat and 9-12 Sundays.
Cobargo has a selection of cafes and the pub, all of which have good food and coffee available.
If you want to go a bit further, Bermagui has the best fish and chips on the coast (at the Marina) along with many restaurants and cafes . They also have supermarkets, as do Narooma and Bega.
There are chargers for EVs in Cobargo, Narooma and Bega. Our power supply is not rated for EV charging.
Registration details
Exempt
Where you'll sleep
What this place offers
Garden view
Lake view
Waterfront
Kitchen
Wi-Fi – 45 Mbps
Unavailable: Carbon monoxide alarm
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Rated 4.98 out of 5 from 172 reviews.
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Where you’ll be
Quaama, New South Wales, Australia
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Neighbourhood highlights
Things to do:
You may just wish to relax on the farm, playing boule on your lawn or drinking tea at the mosiaced table overlooking the Lily Pond.
The cabin has books, DVDS and games for your enjoyment, even a picnic blanket and basket.
Or if you do want to get about there are lots of options:
There will be a copy of the Triangle local paper in your cabin, it lists most of the local activities. It’s an amazing array of options including local shows, music, art, sport, fun and literature. The tourist information centre in Cobargo has more information.
Quaama has a tennis court and an excellent street library in the bus shelter if you are looking for a read and there are many activities at the hall including a choir and regular markets.
Cobargo has Saturday markets as well as many galleries, a doctors, a chemist, shops to explore and cafes along with a swimming pool and tennis court.
Music along with art is the heartbeat of this part of the world: Cobargo has the internationally recognised Cobargo Folk Festival in May and regular gigs at the pub.
Bermagui has the beach, the famous blue pool, whale watching, markets, shops, kayaks, SUPs and golf.
Bega has a mix of the usual shops and our large regional hospital. There is a lovely walk along the river and a regional art gallery.
Further afield there are the historic villages of Tilba Tilba and Central Tilba, if you are up for a wonderful walk, the climb up Gulaga is breathtaking.
There are also a lot of excellent coastal walks and cycling trails.
Narooma is about 40 minutes away and has the Kinema, a wonderful old Art Deco twin screen cinema. It also has great fishing and all the usual coastal attractions.
You may just wish to relax on the farm, playing boule on your lawn or drinking tea at the mosiaced table overlooking the Lily Pond.
The cabin has books, DVDS and games for your enjoyment, even a picnic blanket and basket.
Or if you do want to get about there are lots of options:
There will be a copy of the Triangle local paper in your cabin, it lists most of the local activities. It’s an amazing array of options including local shows, music, art, sport, fun and literature. The tourist information centre in Cobargo has more information.
Quaama has a tennis court and an excellent street library in the bus shelter if you are looking for a read and there are many activities at the hall including a choir and regular markets.
Cobargo has Saturday markets as well as many galleries, a doctors, a chemist, shops to explore and cafes along with a swimming pool and tennis court.
Music along with art is the heartbeat of this part of the world: Cobargo has the internationally recognised Cobargo Folk Festival in May and regular gigs at the pub.
Bermagui has the beach, the famous blue pool, whale watching, markets, shops, kayaks, SUPs and golf.
Bega has a mix of the usual shops and our large regional hospital. There is a lovely walk along the river and a regional art gallery.
Further afield there are the historic villages of Tilba Tilba and Central Tilba, if you are up for a wonderful walk, the climb up Gulaga is breathtaking.
There are also a lot of excellent coastal walks and cycling trails.
Narooma is about 40 minutes away and has the Kinema, a wonderful old Art Deco twin screen cinema. It also has great fishing and all the usual coastal attractions.
Meet your host
Where I went to school: Wyong high, Kilquanity, home schooling
My work: Potter, nurse
Steve and I live on our farm on the far south coast. I am a potter and a nurse and he is a small engineer.
We love hosting people in the cabin on our farm and sharing our corner of the world with them.
We are well travelled and open to hosting peopie from all walks of life and places.
Emily is a Superhost
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